Matt Garets visited Mega-Pruson in Salvador last summer and presented the idea of sending migrants there to Donald Trump’s deputy headquarters Stephen Miller, according to a report.
Trump’s unsuccessful application to lead the Ministry of Justice was invited to a diplomatic visit by El Salvador President Naib Boukele in July 2024, Time Reports.
The bouquet made an offer of offer at dinner that he would be ready to close the migrants that Trump wanted to be removed from the United States inside the famous Salvador terrorism center known as Secot, according to the exit. The next day, a Wizard received a tour of the facility that the human rights groups described as a “tropical Gulag”, which is abused.
“The conditions surrounded the inhabitants of every will to fight,” Garater told a TimeS “It is difficult to see the state of the human state squeezed by hope.”
The Wall then put the idea to send migrants to the mega-entertainment at the immigration hardliner Miller, a source told The Outlet, who then introduced it to Trump.
“One of the reasons I like is because it would be much more cheaper than our closed system and I think it would actually be more in a deterrent,” Trump said in an interview with an interview with TimeS
Matt Garets, an unsuccessful Trump candidate to lead the Ministry of Justice, was invited to a diplomatic visit by El Salvador President Nayaib Boukele in July 2024. During the trip he visited the scandalous mega-guard in the country. He then told Trump’s ally Stephen Miller about this, a report said. (AFP via Getty Images)
The State Department has made the $ 6 million deal with a bouquet-designed “The Coolest Dictator in the World”-February. This has enabled the Trump administration to close hundreds of immigrants in the country, despite the US law, which prohibits financial support in the form of a “units of foreign security forces”, which are faced with credible accusations of human rights violations.
A few days after the deal was agreed, Trump refers to the Law on Alien enemies of 1798 to deport alleged members of the Venezuewel gang in Salvador.
In the oval office, along with a bouquet on April 14, Trump said the “homes” should be sent to the Central American nation afterwards.
In a prison, which can be housed up to 40,000 prisoners, in recent weeks he has started to hold hundreds of immigrants. The problem raised the reflection of the media after an immigrant in Salvadoran, living in Maryland, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, was deported to the brutal prison in his homeland, despite the 2019 immigration judge, preventing the united states from being removed from the United States.
The Trump administration claims that he was a member of the transnational street gang of MS-13-blankets Abrego Garcia and his wife flatly denied.
Trump said US citizens in the mega-post should be next, as he met with El Salvador President Naib Bouquet. Secot holds hundreds of immigrants, for whom the Trump administration claims to be members of the band Venezwell. (AFP via Getty Images)
Government attorneys acknowledged in court documents that Abrego Garcia had been removed in Salvador due to an “administrative error”.
On April 10, a unanimous Supreme Court wrote that “the United States acknowledged that Abrego Garcia had been the subject of a refusal order forbidding its removal of Salvador and that the removal of El Salvador was illegal.”
Abrego Garcia was moved to Centro Industrial Prison in Santa Anna after protest and is still fighting for her day in court.
When TimeSenior political correspondent Eric Corteles and editor -in -chief Sam Jacobs pressed Trump if he really wanted to have Gulags for American citizens abroad, the president cut off.
“Look, I see where you come from, from the moment this interview started, and it’s fine, I don’t mind,” Trump said, according to TimeS a copy of the sitting. “I answered every question that can be answered by humanity or Womankind, and see where you come from. A quick fire. You can’t even wait to give you the answer.”